who wants to be a millionaire?. questionquestion the absolute threshold is ___________________

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QuestionQuestionQuestionQuestion

The absolute threshold is

___________________

The absolute threshold is

___________________

OptionsOptionsOptionsOptions

a) detectable only for vision

b) the lowest magnitude of a stimulus detected 50% of the time

c) closely related to the concept of just noticeable difference

d) the same for all individuals

a) detectable only for vision

b) the lowest magnitude of a stimulus detected 50% of the time

c) closely related to the concept of just noticeable difference

d) the same for all individuals

Correct AnswerCorrect AnswerCorrect AnswerCorrect Answer

b) the lowest magnitude of a

stimulus detected 50% of the time

b) the lowest magnitude of a

stimulus detected 50% of the time


After entering a darkened movie

theater, our vision will gradually improve, and we will be able to see

more easily because of sensitization or

After entering a darkened movie

theater, our vision will gradually improve, and we will be able to see

more easily because of sensitization or


a) positive adaptationb) negative adaptation

c) visual captured) signal detection

a) positive adaptationb) negative adaptation

c) visual captured) signal detection


a) positive adaptationa) positive adaptation

QuestionQuestionQuestionQuestionThe _________________ is the transparent tissue forming the outer surface of

the eyeball.

The _________________ is the transparent tissue forming the outer surface of

the eyeball.


a) pupilb) irisc) lensd) cornea



d) cornead) cornea


The _________________ is a muscular membrane which regulates the

amount of light entering the eye.

The _________________ is a muscular membrane which regulates the

amount of light entering the eye.

OptionsOptionsOptionsOptionsa) pupilb) irisc) lensd) cornea



b) iris b) iris


The cones reach their maximum adaptation to darkness in

about

The cones reach their maximum adaptation to darkness in

about

OptionsOptionsOptionsOptionsa) 30 seconds

b) 10 minutesc) 45 minutesd) 60 minutes

a) 30 secondsb) 10 minutesc) 45 minutesd) 60 minutes


b) 10 minutesb) 10 minutes


The cool colors are

The cool colors are


a) yellow, blue, and red

b) orange, green, and blue

c) greens, blues, and violet

d) yellow, orange, and red

a) yellow, blue, and red

b) orange, green, and blue


d) yellow, orange, and red

QuestionQuestionQuestionQuestionIf you simply cannot

produce a color by mixing other colors,

you are probably trying to create a _____________ color.

If you simply cannot produce a color by

mixing other colors, you are probably trying to create a _____________ color.


a) secondaryb)Primaryc) tertiary d)complementary

a) secondaryb)Primaryc) tertiary d)complementary


b) primaryb) primary


Tertiary colors are created by mixing ____________ colors.

Tertiary colors are created by mixing ____________ colors.

OptionsOptionsOptionsOptionsa) any three colorsb) pigments of

primary and adjoining secondary

c) three primaryd) lights of

complementary

a) any three colorsb) pigments of

primary and adjoining secondary

c) three primaryd) lights of

complementary


b) pigments of primary and

adjoining secondary

b) pigments of primary and

adjoining secondary

QuestionQuestionQuestionQuestionBeing told he was a trichromat troubled Bob until he realized it is a label for a person who

Being told he was a trichromat troubled Bob until he realized it is a label for a person who


a) is totally color-blind

b) sees only blue and yellow

c) sees only red and green

d) has normal color vision

a) is totally color-blind

b) sees only blue and yellow

c) sees only red and green


QuestionQuestionQuestionQuestionThe perceptual The perceptual tendency to group tendency to group together objects together objects that are near each that are near each other is described other is described by the Gestalt rule by the Gestalt rule ofof

The perceptual The perceptual tendency to group tendency to group together objects together objects that are near each that are near each other is described other is described by the Gestalt rule by the Gestalt rule ofof


a)Proximityb) similarityc) continuityd) common

fate

a)Proximityb) similarityc) continuityd) common

fate


a) proximitya) proximity

QuestionQuestionQuestionQuestionIf you wanted to aggravate a friend who loves to work jigsaw puzzles using top-down processing, which strategy would you use to cause her the most grief?

If you wanted to aggravate a friend who loves to work jigsaw puzzles using top-down processing, which strategy would you use to cause her the most grief?

OptionsOptionsOptionsOptionsa)a) Give her a very large, Give her a very large,

black and white puzzleblack and white puzzleb)b) Let her borrow a Let her borrow a

puzzle for only a brief period puzzle for only a brief period of timeof time

c)c) Give her a complex Give her a complex puzzle in a box that shows puzzle in a box that shows the completed picture of a the completed picture of a different puzzledifferent puzzle

d)d) Talk with her as she Talk with her as she attempts to work the puzzleattempts to work the puzzle

a)a) Give her a very large, Give her a very large, black and white puzzleblack and white puzzle

b)b) Let her borrow a Let her borrow a puzzle for only a brief period puzzle for only a brief period of timeof time

c)c) Give her a complex Give her a complex puzzle in a box that shows puzzle in a box that shows the completed picture of a the completed picture of a different puzzledifferent puzzle

d)d) Talk with her as she Talk with her as she attempts to work the puzzleattempts to work the puzzle


c) Give her a complex puzzle in a box that

shows the completed picture of a different

puzzle

c) Give her a complex puzzle in a box that

shows the completed picture of a different

puzzle

QuestionQuestionQuestionQuestionThat nearby That nearby objects block the objects block the view of more view of more distant objects is distant objects is calledcalled

That nearby That nearby objects block the objects block the view of more view of more distant objects is distant objects is calledcalled

OptionsOptionsOptionsOptionsa) shadowingb) texture

gradientc) convergenced) interposition

a) shadowingb) texture

gradientc) convergenced) interposition


d)interposition

d)interposition

QuestionQuestionQuestionQuestionThat closer objects

appear to have rougher, more

detailed surfaces than distant objects,

illustrates

That closer objects appear to have rougher, more

detailed surfaces than distant objects,

illustrates


a) motion parallaxb) texture gradientc) shadowing

effectd) interposition

effect

a) motion parallaxb) texture gradientc) shadowing

effectd) interposition

effect


b) texture gradientb) texture gradient

QuestionQuestionQuestionQuestionWhen we are When we are driving along a dark driving along a dark road at night, the road at night, the moon may appear to moon may appear to move along with us. move along with us. This is an example This is an example ofof

When we are When we are driving along a dark driving along a dark road at night, the road at night, the moon may appear to moon may appear to move along with us. move along with us. This is an example This is an example ofof


a) the autokinetic effect

b) perspectivec) motion parallaxd) the phi

phenomenon

a) the autokinetic effect

b) perspectivec) motion parallaxd) the phi

phenomenon


c) motion parallaxc) motion parallax

QuestionQuestionQuestionQuestionWhen your orange

car continues to appear orange as the light fades in the evening, you are experiencing

When your orange car continues to

appear orange as the light fades in the evening, you are experiencing


a) an illusionb) bright constancy

c) color constancyd) perspective

a) an illusionb) bright constancy

c) color constancyd) perspective


c) color constancyc) color constancy

QuestionQuestionQuestionQuestionLoudness of sound is measured and expressed in

Loudness of sound is measured and expressed in


a) decibelsb) hertzc) timbred) white noise

a) decibelsb) hertzc) timbred) white noise


a) decibelsa) decibels

QuestionQuestionQuestionQuestionThe _____________ ear is shaped to funnel sound waves to the eardrum.

The _____________ ear is shaped to funnel sound waves to the eardrum.


a) Outerb) Innerc) Middled) Tin

a) Outerb) Innerc) Middled) Tin


a) Outera) Outer

QuestionQuestionQuestionQuestionThe thin membrane which vibrates in response to sound waves is the

The thin membrane which vibrates in response to sound waves is the


a) eardrumb) oval window

c) outer eard) cochlea

a) eardrumb) oval window

c) outer eard) cochlea


a) eardruma) eardrum

QuestionQuestionQuestionQuestionThe four qualities of taste are sweet, sour, ________, and ________.

The four qualities of taste are sweet, sour, ________, and ________.


a) bitter; spicyb) bitter; saltyc) salty; spicyd) salty; hot

a) bitter; spicyb) bitter; saltyc) salty; spicyd) salty; hot


b) bitter; saltyb) bitter; salty

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